That is after it’s recorded, and it breaks a performance into a large amount of tracks, which then leads to gathering all the snare sounds and compiling them to a track, then next sound, tedious for sure. Please note explode pitches is not the solution I’m looking for. I’d love to be able to hit bounce on one channel and not capture the entire performance on each track. Kick midi on the 1/2 channel snare midi (no matter how many snare sounds are triggered) on 3/4 (or whatever I name my snare track) The audio part is working.Īnyone have the missing piece to my puzzle and how to capture just the correct midi notes per midi “instrument” per track. The mixer shows correctly and if I mute snare, snare is muted. Oooooooooo Here’s the snag!Įach track has ALL THE MIDI info, not the individual midi tracks. I pack the folder, the tracks collapse, THE MIXER INPUTS COLLAPSE.hazaaaaaah!! (No need to merge a new multi instrument to have folder in mixer work) Furtherest I’ve gotten the experiment after years of head scratching. On each track I assigned the “out” channel to matching outputs.įantastic. So tracks are as you’d guess K 1/2 Sn 3/4 In track list created a track for each stereo bus from with vst.

Kick 1&2 Snare 3&4 Etcīack in s1 In the mixer superior drummer shows up on one channel as kick and this is the only track I can record enable.

on those individual buses I’ve got each sending to a stereo out. Within sd2 vst I have the mixer set to send all mics to drum bus groups. Okay, Here the checklist: superior drummer2 vst set up for multi outs. Then bouncing kick midi become kick audio. TLDR: any way to capture individual midi events per track from drum performance? Play electric drums, all midi notes events that are kicks would capture to one track of kick midi, not the entire kit on every track.

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